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Enid Graham is a writer and actress living in New York City, where she is a 2022 graduate of the Lila Acheson Wallace Playwriting Program at Juilliard. SMOKE was produced in the 2025 season at the Cadence Theater in Richmond, Virginia, and How To Save Ourselves, a commission from the Farm Theater, received simultaneous productions from Sewanee College in Tennessee and Center College in Kentucky. Tenderness and Gratitude Number Four was seen as part of the Scripts in Hand series at the Westport Country Playhouse; it received a reading at the Chance Theatre in Anaheim, CA, and was a finalist for the Blue Ink Playwriting Festival 2025. Her play A Long Time Ago in a Dark Yard at Night was performed in a 2022 reading series at the Hudson Stage Company, and her short play for Zoom, Do Not Go, My Love, was performed in an online reading series, also at Hudson Stage. Golden was presented in audio format for The Falconworks Theater Company. What Martha Did received a preview production in the Launch Pad series at UCSB. Her play, Ruth, was chosen for the National Playwrights Conference at the O'Neill Center and the New TACTics New Play Festival in NYC. What Martha Did was a finalist for the National Playwrights' Conference and a semifinalist in the Blue Ink Playwriting Festival in Chicago. Other plays include: Pathological Venus (2020 finalist, NPC), Something Unrecognizable, The Plans / Have for You, and Saint Vegas (NPC semifinalist 2025), and Varenka by Miriam Leeds. As an actress, her credits include numerous Broadway and off-Broadway productions such as The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and Honour (Tony Award nomination), as well as television and film, including The Sinner, Boardwalk Empire, Margaret, Mare of Easttown, Rabbit Hole, and the upcoming film A House of Dynamite.
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Jeni is a playwright, director, dramaturg, teacher, new play development geek and Founder of Seven Devils New Play Foundry, and their esteemed Playwrights Conference, where she served as Producing Artistic Director for 23 years and was instrumental in the development of over 260 new American plays. Inducted into the IndieTheatre Hall of Fame in 2014, Jeni is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America and the National Theatre Conference (where she served on the Board for six years). She currently serves on the Board of Open Sky, Fleischer Studios, and Seven Devils New Play Foundry, as an Honorary Board Member. Jeni also teaches at Stonecoast, the University of Southern Maine's low-residency MFA in Creative Writing Program. More at jenimahoney.com.
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Bob Bartlett is an affiliated artist with the National New Play Network and a member of the Dramatists Guild of America. Bob has produced his own site-specific work, including Accident Bear in the Avenue Laundromat in Downtown Annapolis and Lýkos ánthrōpos in a wooded clearing in the middle of the woods on a Maryland farm and at historic Congressional Cemetery in DC. Bob earned his MFA in Playwriting at Catholic University of America, and he is a longtime member of the theatre faculty at Bowie State University in Maryland, where he teaches playwriting, screenwriting, dramatic literature and theory. He is also a founding member of The Welders, a Washington, DC-based, producing playwrights collective. More at bob-bartlett.com.
